Log Cabins & Lodges in Leeds

Looking for the ideal destination for a long break? In the West of England, the land of tea, lies a wonderful and friendly metropolitan centre, steeped in history. Find holiday accommodation on Holidu that offers you the highest quality services to suit your budget and size, allowing you to make the most of your trip without the hassle of worrying. Our log cabins are located in the historic centre of the city in order to make it easier for visitors to get around.

These are the perfect homes for families, couples or groups of friends looking for a place that requires space for 2 or 4 people. In our lodges, we allow access to domestic pets so you can travel without any regrets, plus you can take advantage of the garden to walk them or have fun playing with the children. Each of the locations has large and comfortable rooms, television, Wi-Fi, parking, washing machine, air conditioning, heating and a city view.

The West Yorkshire Playhouse is a venue for some of the best performances in the north of the country. Various shows from London's National Theatre travel to the West Yorkshire Playhouse, as well as touring companies making a stop at the West Yorkshire Playhouse. The quality of dance, theatre, music and comedy you can see inside the house is very high. The ideal time to visit is in the middle of the week, as there will always be something to enjoy.

In the centre of Leeds is Kirkgate Market, a wonderful historic building built in 1857. It is located next to the bus station and just a short walk from the train. The perfect place for lunch if you're strolling around the city. The market has around 200 stalls including jewellery, clothes, haberdashery and hardware, as well as bars and local produce. There is also a Chinese supermarket, English butchers, kebabs and curry stalls, and a variety of other shops.

It's a museum where you can discover the sometimes terrifying advances in medical technology from around the world. In the past, the building served as a charity house that was part of the nearby hospital, so it must be haunted by ghosts. The museum is listed as one of the most haunted places in the city because, during exhibitions, a mysterious woman in 18th-century clothing often appears, waving or knocking. It is an iconic place not to be missed.

The museum holds a wealth of weaponry such as medieval swords, armour and firearms from all over the world. The museum is completely free to enter and is located just a short walk from the centre of Leeds. One of the museum's most famous attractions is the arena, where you can watch live performances of jousting, famous battles and duels. These events take place two weekends a month throughout the year.

A Cistercian monastery built in 1152 is now in ruins. It is free to enter and open all year round. The tour of the abbey will allow you to see the porter's lodge which is used as a museum for interactive exhibitions, as well as the cloister rooms, the central nave, the infirmary, the porter's lodge and the presbytery. Enjoy the children in the park surrounding the ruins of the old monastery, which is now full of paths, picnic areas, sports facilities and a playground for the little ones.

A cinema opened in 1914 and is the only one left in the UK with gas lighting. It has an ornate balcony, an outdoor box office and comfortable seating for 275 people. The venue screens films from auteur films to major premieres, as well as musical performances, backdrops for television programmes and wedding celebrations.

You'll start your tour at Burley Road Studio where you'll learn the secrets of the industry and how the cast and crew create the gripping stories of the popular soap opera. Next, you'll move on to the ITV Television Centre, where you'll see some of the equipment used in Emmerdale. You'll finish at the Harewood Estate, where you'll see the outdoor sets. In the studio, you will have the opportunity to learn about the skills needed to create a television series.

This is a street with a fantastic reputation equal to Manchester's Canal Street. This is the best place in the city for a good night out. It has several nightclubs and bars. The music on offer is suitable for all tastes. Don't leave Leeds without finding the venue that suits your style. The most popular are Call Lane Social and Jake's, Wire, as well as Oporto which offers live music and Neon Cactus which offers a wide range of strong cocktails and tequila.

The food is varied and the city centre is full of restaurants offering the most exquisite dishes. You won't find just one place to sit down and eat because you'll want to go in and devour their wonders. Among the most famous are Hansa's, Tharavadu and Bengal Brasserie. Leeds has amazing Thai, Japanese, Italian and of course British food all around the city.